Apache-Sitgreaves NF Reforestation Services 2016-2019

The Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests Reforestation Services Master IDIQ contract, awarded by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Forest Service, focuses on comprehensive tree planting and reforestation services across the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests in Arizona. The contract vehicle enables the Forest Service to procure essential ecological restoration services through multiple task orders, specifically targeting forest regeneration and post-wildfire reforestation efforts. The primary objective is to support forest health, ecosystem restoration, and land management through strategic tree planting operations in the Southwestern Region.

The task orders under this contract demonstrate consistent reforestation activities, with values ranging from approximately $19,950 to $105,350 and completion dates typically aligned with fiscal year cycles. The task orders consistently employ firm fixed price mechanisms and predominantly do not utilize set-aside designations, with one exception being a Total Small Business set-aside. Geographically, the work is concentrated in the Alpine and Springerville Ranger Districts, with specific project scopes including monsoon planting, fire recovery tree placement, and targeted reforestation across approximately 200-acre sections. While multiple contractors appear to have been awarded task orders, one notably identified contractor is Munoz Forestry LLC, a minority-owned limited liability company. The contract's performance period spans from 2016 to 2019, with individual task orders having ultimate completion dates typically set for September 30th of their respective years.